Big Whales' Movements

Address flips from SKHX short to roughly $3.37 million long position

Odaily said monitoring data showed that one address switched its SKHX derivatives exposure and ended the latest operation holding an SKHX long worth about $3.05 million. During the observed window, the address first closed an SKHX short position worth about $720,000, then opened an SKHX long worth about $3.38 million, while also cumulatively closing about $788 in long positions. Odaily added that the contract account tied to the address has posted cumulative profit of about $31.92 million. The address identified in the update is 0xfc667adba8d4837586078f4fdcdc29804337ca06. The figures were presented by Odaily in a brief market monitoring note and no additional context was provided in the source text.

HashKey RWA

16 hours agoNews Editor

HashKey RWA CEO Anna Liu says women should help shape the rules of emerging industries at WCE Summit 2026

HashKey RWA CEO Anna Liu attended the second Women Chief Executives Summit, where she joined a roundtable on innovation and the future of business in APAC. Speaking from her own career path, Liu said a professional background should not be treated as a limit on advancement, but as a source of leadership strength. She described how her legal training helped her identify risk, build trust and understand complex business structures, and said the biggest shift in moving from legal lead to CEO was changing the question from whether something is allowed to whether it is worth doing and how to do it well. Liu also said emerging sectors including artificial intelligence, Web3 and digital assets are still forming their market structures and rules, giving women a chance not only to participate but to help shape the future of those industries. At the same time, she said open industry environments do not automatically create equal opportunity, and argued that women should have real influence in key decisions rather than only access to participation.

Anthropic

15 hours agoNews Editor

Anthropic plans to sell up to $3.5 billion in shares to Japanese investors during U.S. IPO

Anthropic plans to sell as much as 552.9 billion yen, or about $3.5 billion, in shares to Japanese investors as part of its U.S. listing process, according to a filing cited by Odaily. The document says proceeds from the new share issuance for Japanese investors will be used to supplement working capital and cover operating expenses and capital expenditures. It does not disclose the size or valuation of the planned initial public offering. Reuters had previously reported that some investors were discussing an Anthropic valuation of about $1.5 trillion. The filing outlines the intended use of funds but leaves key IPO terms undisclosed.

Brazil

16 hours agoNews Editor

Brazil crypto licensing process had only about 40 applicants by Oct. 30 local time

Techub News, citing Crypto.news, reported that only about 40 institutions had entered Brazil’s crypto licensing process as of Oct. 30 in Brazil time, a figure described as well below initial expectations. The assessment was attributed to Brazilian law firm Panucci, Severo e. The report also noted that the same cutoff corresponds to Oct. 31 in Beijing time. No further breakdown of the applicants or the licensing stages was disclosed in the source brief. The update points to a slower-than-expected pace in the process, based on the law firm’s assessment as cited by the report.

Block

16 hours agoNews Editor

Block, Circle and Riot Platforms set to report third-quarter results

Block, Circle and Riot Platforms are scheduled to release their third-quarter earnings over Nov. 3 and Nov. 4 Eastern Time, with investors watching metrics tied to Bitcoin, USDC and mining revenue. Block is due to report after the market closes on Nov. 3 ET, while Circle and Riot Platforms are expected to publish results before the market opens on Nov. 4 ET. Analyst estimates cited in the report put Block at earnings per share of $1.02 on revenue of $6.63 billion. For Circle, consensus expectations stand at EPS of $0.40 and revenue of $797 million. Riot Platforms is expected to post $161 million in revenue and a loss of $0.24 per share. The earnings releases are being watched for updates tied to each company’s core crypto-related business lines.

Scroll

16 hours agoNews Editor

Scroll launches position checker as users prepare for network transition

Scroll said users can now use a position checker to review their token balances and DeFi positions ahead of an upcoming network transition. The team said the official bridge will continue to support transfers between Scroll and Ethereum, but users must separately close or manage any DeFi positions before the transition. All withdrawals will require signatures from users’ own wallets. Scroll added that the exact transition date has not been finalized and that more details will be released as soon as possible. Foresight News had previously reported that Scroll plans to move the network to a permissioned model and migrate SCR and USX to the Ethereum mainnet. A detailed proposal is expected later and will be subject to governance review.

UAE

16 hours agoNews Editor

UAE and OpenAI sign four agreements focused on AI governance

The United Arab Emirates has signed four agreements with OpenAI, according to a Techub News brief citing Crypto Briefing. The reported cooperation is centered on advancing AI governance. The brief also says the agreements cover the use of AI in government and energy-related sectors. No additional details on the structure, timeline, or specific terms of the four agreements were disclosed in the source provided. The item was published by Techub News under its technology category and attributes the underlying report to Crypto Briefing. Based on the information available in the source text, the key disclosed points are the number of agreements, the parties involved, the focus on AI governance, and the intended application of AI in government and energy.

Pantera Capital

16 hours agoNews Editor

Pantera partner says AI agents could remake SaaS buying and crypto payments

Paul Veradittakit, managing partner at Pantera Capital, argues that enterprise software is moving into a new phase in which software no longer serves only as a productivity tool for human workers, but increasingly acts as the buyer itself. In the piece, translated and published by TechFlow, he says decades of software sales, pricing and procurement systems were built around human decision-making, from sales teams and approval workflows to graphical dashboards and card-based payments. That setup, he argues, starts to break down once autonomous AI agents begin handling more of the work. The article says AI-driven procurement would favor fast, reliable machine interfaces over human-facing UI, and shift software monetization away from seat-based monthly subscriptions toward granular charging based on API calls, compute usage or business outcomes. Veradittakit also points to crypto-native rails such as verifiable onchain wallets, micropayment streaming and decentralized identity credentials as key infrastructure for a machine-to-machine economy. Using Fission as an example, he describes a decentralized network where AI agents can post requests, provide services and settle payments instantly without relying on banking hours or traditional cross-border payment systems. He closes with advice for founders to rethink pricing, improve machine readability and keep close watch on cryptographic infrastructure.